http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/ en Fri, 18 May 2012 02:02:21 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/images/misc/rss.png http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/ http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/showthread.php?73630-Red-Wire-Deviation-a-Surreal-Life-Drawing-Event&goto=newpost Thu, 17 May 2012 20:50:13 GMT *Classes: Monday 14/21/28 May – 18:00 till lateImage: http://www.artinliverpool.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/deviation-flyer-459x640.jpg (http://www.artinliverpool.com/?attachment_id=30087)* *Price: £3 per person* *Location: Red Wire Studios, 2nd Floor, Carlisle Building, 69 Victoria*... Classes: Monday 14/21/28 May – 18:00 till late
Price: £3 per person
Location: Red Wire Studios, 2nd Floor, Carlisle Building, 69 Victoria
Street, Liverpool
Throughout Liverpool Art Month, Red Wire will be hosting Deviation, a
series of three alternative and surreal life drawing sessions. These
events will give people the chance to experience drawing models,
environments, situations and installations which offer different and
interesting shapes, textures and lighting that aren’t usually
encountered within a normal life drawing class. If you are interested
in attending these drawing events or wish for more information, please
contact
robert_flynn@live.co.uk
Materials Available but in limited supply’

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Saturday 19 May 2012
19.30 – 21.00
St.Helens Central Library
To celebrate the annual Museums at Night 2012, Central Library in
St.Helens Town Centre will open its doors after hours to welcome
visitors to a unique experience.
Future Shorts is one of the leading and most innovative short film
labels and since 2003, has created a rapidly expanding network that
allows filmmakers the opportunity to have their work seen on the
largest theatrical platform worldwide.
Central Library will be hosting a special Future Shorts screening with
a specially selected programme of short films being screened. Each of
the eight, ten minute films look at alternative aspects of love,
marriage and relationships – although each depicts and conveys
different aspects using different styles. The Spring Season programme
highlights includes Nash Edgerton’s Cannes and Sundance hit Bear, the
follow-up to his sensational Spider; Sam Taylor-Wood’s BAFTA nominated
Love You More, the latest short form work from Spike Jonze and Cannes
winner The Man Without a Head.
So come along, and enjoy some inspirational short films in a unique
setting. Free Refreshments will be provided.
Tickets are required and cost £2.00, these can be obtained from
St.Helens Libraries or by calling 01744 677446. ***For a limited time,
tickets are Buy One Get One Free! Offer ends Friday 11th May***
Only open to those aged 16 and over.
For more information, please visit www.futureshorts.com

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Vewing:  20 Jult 19 -21:30
2012 marks my 10th year as a professional photographer and to celebrate the occasion I have decided to hold an exhibition of my work. Showcasing some of my personal unseen catalog and would like to extend an open invitation.

The exhibition will be HELD OVER TWO DAYS at the Bluecoat Gallery in Liverpool with a private viewing on Friday 20th July from 7-9:30pm and will be open to the public on the following day Saturday 21st from 10-4:00pm.

If you would like to register for the private viewing please email me below or register on the facebook event page places are limited. Tickets for the Private Viewing are £10 with all proceeds being donated to Macmillan Cancer Charity. I will be giving a talk about the work and my career in the industry and their will be a glass or two of wine or beer to numb the pain of the talk, which I trust will not be too boring.
Rory Lewis, has spent the last decade honing his craft as a self taught commercial, fashion, portraiture and editorial photographer. This is his first exhibition of a cross section of his body or work in the home town of Liverpool and represents his first ten years of his life through the lens.

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Meurtrière (Dolomites), 2009 © Nicolas Milhé. Courtesy of Galerie Samy Abraham.


Open Eye Gallery is excited to present Still Outside (or Unexplained), a group show
looking at how we imagine and interact with our surroundings.
Still Outside (or Unexplained) presents four artists, from the UK, France and
Switzerland. They share common ground, closely observing and reworking parts of their
environments that might otherwise be unseen or neglected. Using still and moving images,
they question what we see as natural and artificial, and what we think we know about the
world around us.
Pietro Mattioli’s (b. Switzerland) series Two Thousand Light Years from Home reveals a
hidden landscape in the artist’s immediate surroundings. Mattioli took these pictures at
night, as his child slept, over three seasons in 2006-7, never straying beyond the reach of
his baby monitor’s signal. Pools of light from his camera’s flash isolate and transform an
array of familiar objects. The project documents Mattioli’s nocturnal wanderings and
creates a catalogue of hidden beauty in the everyday.
Nicolas Milhé’s (b. France) work explores power, surveillance and the seductiveness of
images. Open Eye presents a 3 metre-long sculpture emblazoned with a gigantic image of
a tranquil Alpine landscape. Penetrated by a vertical arrow-slit aperture, it transforms the
gallery into a territory under surveillance and a place of potential violence. Here, Milhé
points to a sinister terrain behind the idealised image of the northern European landscape.
For him the image is a mask that conceals the harsher realities of contemporary politics.
In her video work Uncomfortable Silence i (2012), Rebecca Lennon (b. UK) meticulously
spray-paints white a series of objects selected from the detritus of a city street. The
gesture recalls the marks that mysteriously appear on roads before works begin, or the
white lines that mark the location of a corpse at a murder scene. Executed according to its
own enigmatic, ritualistic logic, each action reclaims and transforms its object. Rebecca
Lennon also presents a large-scale sound installation, This is what they built the ship with
(2011), in the high-tech, glazed concourse adjacent to the gallery. In what the artist
describes as a “call from the wild, in reverse”, the calls of seagulls, sampled from YouTube
and auto-tuned to assume an eerie perfection, will burst intermittently into the space.
Alison Stolwood (b. UK) takes a critical look at the idea of nature as something apart,
pure and picturesque. Her photographs highlight the ways in which time and perception
act on the landscape. They hint darkly at something that is both a product of our
interference with the environment, and elements of it that are beyond our control.
Stolwood writes: “I like to isolate a small part of our infinitely complex surroundings, in
order to think about the impossibility of understanding the whole. I use the lens as an aid
to observation and as a tool for manipulation, power and control.”
Open Eye was founded in 1977 in the former Grapes Hotel in central Liverpool. As well as
one of the UK’s first photography galleries, it housed darkrooms, film and video production
facilities and recording studios, which played a major part in Liverpool’s vibrant 1980s
music scene. The title for this exhibition, Still Outside (or Unexplained), is borrowed from
the B-side of a 7″ single by the new wave band Systems, published by Open Eye Records
in 1981.
ARCHIVE EXHIBITION
ERWIN WURM: ONE MINUTE SCULPTURES
Cult artist Erwin Wurm (b. Austria), whose followers include Flea from the US band the
Red Hot Chili Peppers, uses photography and film to capture transient sculptural works.
Since the late 1990s Wurm has been developing One Minute Sculptures, an ongoing
series in which we see the artist or his models pose in spontaneous ways with everyday
items, inserting pencils in ears, propping chairs on eyes, and bringing a host of inanimate
objects to life. Open Eye Gallery is proud to present a selection of eighteen photographs of
Wurm’s earliest One Minute Sculptures, made in the late 1990s.
“The fundamental steps consisted in abandoning the idea of durability and infinity.
Sculpture could also last for just a few minutes, a few seconds. The works were
transported to the level of the immediate present.” Erwin Wurm
Presented with both a good dose of humour and an underlying cynicism, One Minute
Sculptures question the definition of sculpture, and wider issues about our consumer-
focused society.

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Part of the North West Visual Arts Open 2012
Two days of artist led discussion, curator insights, technology and popcorn
Unless otherwise stated all events are free and no booking is required.
Saturday 19th May
60 Minute Cinema
10am-5pm
Enjoy the latest video art from Mainland China in the second instalment of 60 Minute Cinema at Chinese
Arts Centre with free popcorn and Chinese tea; including work by Zhao Liang, Cao Fei, Yang Fudong and
Jun Yang. Exhibition continues until June 9th
Future Everybody
10am-5pm
Part of Future Everything 2012 this exhibition is hosted in the 1830 Warehouse, a Grade 1 listed building
which forms part of the Museum of Science and Industry’s site in Castlefield. Eighteen international artists
from sculptural, video, sound and digital fields display their work. Exhibition continues until June 10th
Handmade
10am-5pm
Manchester’s historic Victoria Baths is the venue for Handmade, an interactive craft fair for artists
combining craft and digital technology. Visitors will have the opportunity to create their own DIY artworks.
Alongside Handmade there will be a Zine Symposium displaying Manchester zines with workshops for
visitors to contribute to a Victoria Baths Fanzine. Part of Future Everything 2012.
Entry on the door £2
Artist-Led Platform #1
6-8pm
(Join us at 5:30pm for refreshments)
For this special event Castlefield Gallery has brought together Rogue Project Space, Blank Media
Collective, the Artist Bonfire and the Lionel Dobie Project amongst many others. A series of short
presentations on the current activity and future plans of these artist led projects will lead to an audience
led Q&A. Further discussion may continue until 9pm and then most likely the pub.
Sunday 20th May
Curator Tour and Drop in Workshop
11am-3pm
Explore Haroon Mirza’s sculpture A Sleek Dry Yell featuring Richard ‘Kid’ Strange at Manchester Art Gallery
with curator Kate Jesson. Discuss the use of sound in contemporary art and then enjoy a hands-on drop-in
workshop, recording your own found sounds to make a musical composition.
Suitable for all ages.
Curator Tour of Subversion
2-3pm
Subversion is the major new socio-political group exhibition at Cornerhouse curated by Omar Kholeif who
will host this public tour.
This event is free however booking is required reserve your place
Following the tour meet us in the ground floor foyer to walk round to UHC and the next event:
Art, Design, Activism and Occasional Property Development: A UHC roundtable
3:30-4:30pm
Ultimate Holding Company (UHC) is a group of creative pioneers and provocateurs operating at the
junction of contemporary visual art, engaged design practice and social activism. Recently UHC began
working in partnership with property developers ASK on a series of conversations on the areas surrounding
Manchester City Council’s new cultural development at First St. This round table will bring together
members of UHC with invited guests to interrogate how artists and activists can build effective and ethical
relationships with the private sector, and utilise the constraints of the economic downturn to create the
space for risk and adventure.
Put Your Money Where Your Eyes Are
1-6pm
Castlefield Gallery just 2 minutes from UHC, will be having a special open day for the Manchester Salon
Weekend, giving visitors an extra chance to see the work in their fundraising auction ‘Put Your Money
Where Your Eyes Are’. Featuring 50+ donated artworks from artists and curators including: Pavel Büchler,
Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Gordon Cheung, Shezad Dawood, Mike Chavez-Dawson,
Leo Fitzmaurice, Rachel Goodyear, Naomi Kashiwagi, Mark Leckey, David Mackintosh, Haroon Mirza, Peter
Saville, Mit Senoj, David Shrigley and Liam Spencer.
Online Bidding starts on May 4th viewable in the gallery from May 11th (Tue to Fri 1-6pm and by
appointment) all bids close with the auction at the gallery on May 30th.
Follow this link for a Google Map of Manchester Salon Weekend locations and for more
information about visiting Manchester go to www.visitmanchester.com
Join the conversation on Twitter #nwopen
Chinese Arts Centre
Market Buildings
Thomas Street
Manchester
M4 1EU
tel: +44 (0) 161 832 7271
info@chinese-arts-centre.org
www.chinese-arts-centre.org
Future Everything CIC
39 Edge St
Manchester
M4 1HW
Tel +44 (0)161 834 1300
info@futureeverything.org
futureeverything.org
Museum of Science & Industry
Liverpool Road
Castlefield
Manchester
M3 4FP
Tel: +44 (0)161 832 2244
www.mosi.org.uk
Victoria Baths
Hathersage Road,
Chorlton-on-Medlock,
Manchester, M13 0FE.
Tel: +44 (0)161 224 2020
www.victoriabaths.org.uk
(Nearest Bus Route is the 50 which Runs from Manchester City
Centre (Princess St) to East Didsbury. Get off at the junction of
Upper Brook St, Anson Rd and Hathersage Rd. Walk east along
Hathersage Rd to the Baths, 1/4 mile)
Castlefield Gallery
2 Hewitt Street
Manchester
M15 4GB
Tel: +44 (0)161 832 8034
info@castlefieldgallery.co.uk
www.castlefieldgallery.co.uk
www.theartguide.co.uk
Manchester Art Gallery
Mosley Street
Manchester
M2 3JL
Tel: +44 (0)161 235 8888
www.manchestergalleries.org
CORNERHOUSE
70 Oxford Street
Manchester
M1 5NH
Tel: +44 (0)161 228 7621
info@cornerhouse.org
www.cornerhouse.org
UHC
Hotspur House (5 minutes from Cornerhouse)
2 Gloucester Street
Manchester
M1 5QR
Tel: +44 (0)161 235 8812
mail@uhc.org.uk
www.uhc.org.uk
For more information about the Manchester Salon Weekend contact Matthew Pendergast
email: mpendergast@hotmail.co.uk Tel: 07896960425

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© Cyril Ruoso (France) Tiny warm-up

One of the world’s most prestigious photography exhibitions, Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year, will come to World Museum in Liverpool.
From 6 July to 28 October 2012 one hundred astonishing, creative and humorous wildlife photographs will go on display that celebrate the drama and splendour of the natural world.
Among the photographs on display will be the prizewinning entries to the Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition 2011. The overall winner was Daniel Beltrá from Spain for his work Still life in oil, a striking image of eight brown pelicans rescued from an oil spill. Young Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year winner was Mateusz Piesiak from Poland with his work Pester power a picture that depicts two American oystercatchers on a beach on Long Island, New York.
These prizewinning images come from the tens of thousands of international entries from the competition’s 17 categories. The images will be beautifully displayed in sleek backlit installations that present a huge variety of stunning and inspiring photographs capturing nature’s rich diversity. The exhibition debuted at the Natural History Museum before it embarked on its tour around the world. The exhibition will be free to enter and the first time that the backlit images will be seen in the UK outside London.
A selection of mounted specimens from World Museum’s wildlife collection will also be going on display. To tie in with the London 2012 Olympic Games each specimen will be a ‘record breaker’, from the Wandering Albatross who has the greatest wingspan to the Spotted Hyena, a mammal with the most powerful jaws in the animal kingdom.
Steve Judd, Director of World Museum said: “We’re delighted to be showing this fabulous exhibition. From the sea to the stars, World Museum celebrates wildlife and the natural world so this exhibition fits perfectly with what we already offer to our visitors. It also gives us an opportunity to display some of our own collection which will compliment the photography.”
The first Wildlife Photography Competition was held in 1964, with three categories and around 600 entries, now there have been more than 40,000 entries received from more than 90 countries around the globe.
Now in its 47th year, the competition is owned by the Natural History Museum and BBC Wildlife Magazine and is sponsored by Veolia Environnement. It is internationally recognised for taking a lead in the artistic representation of the natural world and continues to be held in high esteem.
For more information about the Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition and World Museum go to – www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wildlife

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18 May
19 – 20:30
The UK’s leading contemporary taxidermy artist, Polly Morgan, will give a live demonstration of her art process and discuss the inspiration behind her works.
Hailed as Britain’s top taxidermist by street artist, Banksy, fans of Polly’s work include Charles Saatchi, Damien Hirst and Kate Moss.  Polly Morgan is one of the most collectable artists of her generation.
Leggate Theatre in the Victoria Gallery & Museum
Tel: 0151 794 2348
vgm@liv.ac.uk

The event is free and no booking is required but places allocated on a first come basis.

All taxidermied animals are either road casualties or have been donated to the artist by pet owners and vets after natural or unpreventable deaths.

Friday, 18 May is Liverpool’s Long Night when from the doors of the city’s museums, galleries and heritage sites are unlocked from 4pm until late, with over 70 free events to inspire and delight visitors of all ages.




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13 – 22:00
Breeze Studio Liverpool is a new group of artists creating conceptual art, street art, fashion, painting and photography. Our launch exhibition will be open until late on LightNight, come and join us for an evening of art and whatever happens, bring your sketchbooks.
Free
Breeze Studio Liverpool
67 – 69 Victoria St, L1 6DE
www.breezestudioliverpool.com
07725 324 454



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16.00 – 04.00
Screenadelica is a hugely successful gig poster exhibition that in the past year has toured and exhibited across England, Europe and beyond. It’s essentially a ‘pop up’ gallery celebrating the art of the screen printed gig poster. Exhibiting the work of leading UK and international artists from the gig-poster ‘scene’.
Playing host to both UK and international artists, Screenadelica hosts a wide variety of styles promoting the bands the artists love, inspired by the music they hear. With digital download taking over the music scene, the desire to still own something physical makes the screen printed poster all the more important, driving artists to create pieces of art for each show which encapsulates the music in their eyes. This then means that rather than one artist representing the bands sound, they get a whole range of interpretations of their music thru the screen printed gig poster.
Screenadelica was founded by Liverpool based designer Horse but exists because of the artists that exhibit at our shows and the bands we design for.
Free
Liverpool Academy of Arts
32 Seel St, L1 4BE
www.screenadelica.com
0751 042 4092
Accessibility information

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Viewing 18 May
‘Rolf Harris: Can you tell what it is yet?’ will be a major retrospective of legendary artist, musician and TV personality, Rolf Harris.
It will feature an eclectic range of paintings, memorabilia and much more from the UK’s best selling published artist and well loved entertainer.
The original works on display – including paintings, drawings, lithographs, cartoons and sculptures – range from Rolf’s early days as a student to paintings he created at lightning speed in front of a TV camera.
The exhibition also includes some of his most impressive and well known pieces, such as his iconic portrait of Her Majesty The Queen. There will also be self-portraits, portraits, paintings of wildlife, urban and rural landscapes and studies of people and everyday life from home and abroad on display.
The range of subjects reflects the wide range of experiences and locations that Rolf has encountered in his personal life and his long and illustrious career.
Opening event at Light Night

Don’t miss the opening event for the Rolf Harris exhibition at Light Night on Friday 18 May! The gallery will be open from 5pm, with lots of great activities going on throughout the evening. Find out more here.

Exhibition developed in partnership with DeMontfort Fine Art.



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17 – 21:00
Wongs Jewellers
Chicago Buildings, Whitechapel, Liverpool, L1 6DS
Inpartnership with dot-art and Light Night 2012, WongsJewellers invite one
and all to step inside their showroom and experiencea fusion of music and art.

 The remarkable work of Liverpool photographer, Mark McGowan,
will be married with the mesmerising tones of a local string quartet
for guests to enjoy throughout the evening.

The event is FREE, just turn up.
Guests are welcome to enjoy complimentary champagne on arrival.

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Camp and Furnace
The Liverpool Art Fair is an exciting new open submission selling event over five days, designed to connect local artists with new art buyers on a large scale, break down barriers, and make affordable art accessible to all.
Showcasing a wide range of affordable original art by selected local artists, both established and up and coming, the fair will include a section of specially created work under £100, and a maximum price level of £1,000. The Liverpool Art Fair will provide a unique insight into the region’s creative talent; whether seasoned collector or first time art buyer, the fair will give everyone the opportunity to own their own piece of the Liverpool art world.
It will take place across two large exhibition spaces in the newly rejuvenated Camp and Furnace (previously the A-Foundation) in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle; launching on the evening of Thursday 31st May, and open to the public from 11am-6pm from Friday 1st – Monday 4th June

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